Wednesday, august 8.1968
MEDFOHD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD, ORE.
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Suggestions Given
For Pupils Riding,
Walking to School
WATER REPELLENT :
All your youngster s shoes
can now be maae water re
pellent easily and quickly at
home. Next time you stock up
on shoe polish, ask for a water
repellent preparation.
More than 5 per cent of the
6.500 accidental deaths among
school-age children in 1959
Is attributed to accidents oc
curring while students are go
ing to and from school.
Medford Police Chief
Charles P. Champlin pointed
this out and said a large num
ber of these fatal' accidents
can be blamed on faulty bicycle-riding
and pedestrian
habits as well as just plain
"carelessness."
In order that all Medford
area students might make the
many trips to and from school
without death or injury dur
ing the coming school year,
Chief Champlin has listed a
number of rules and sugges
tions for both pedestrians and
bicycle riders to follow.
For bicyclists they are:
In Good Shape
1. Keep bicycles in good
shape. It will be. safer, and it
will last longer.
2. Observe all traffic reg
ulations, such as red and
green lights, one-way streets
and stop signs.
3. Keep to the right and
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ride in a straight line. Always
ride single file.
4. Have white light on
front and danger signal on
rear for night riding.
5. Have satisfactory sig
nalling device to warn of ap
proach. 6. Give pedestrians the
right of way. Avoid side
sidewalks. If sidewalks must
be used then use extra care.
Look for Cars
7. Look out for cars pull
ing out into traffic and keep
a sharp lookout for auto
doors being opened suddenly.
8. Never hitch on other
vehicles, stunt ride or race
in traffic.
9. Never carry other rid
ers nor any packages that ob
struct vision or prevent prop
er control of the bicycle.
10. Be sure your brakes
are operating efficiently and
keep your bicycle in perfect
running condition. '
11. Slow down at all street
intersections and look to the
right and left before crossing.
Hand signals .
12. Always use proper
hand signals for turning and
stopping.
For pedestians the sugges
tions are: ,
1. When you are walking
face oncoming traffic if the
poad or street has no side
walk.
2. Do not run or play in
streets or roads under any
circumstance.
3. Do not run out from be
tween parked vehicles into
the street.
4. Always use crosswalks.
Obey Signals
5. Be sure to obey the
"walk" and "wait" signal
lights in downtown areas.
If these rules and sugges
tions are followed and school
children are "alert" at all
times, then many of the sense-
less and tragic accidents that
occur while children aare go
ing to and from school, w'.ll
be avoided, Champlin empha
sized.
Champlin also asks for the
cooperation of parents. He
urges them to make sure that
their children know good bi
cycle riding and pedestrian
safety habits.
Home Movie Club
Heads List of
New Clubs in '60
Heading the high school
student's "clubs-to-join" list
this year is the home movie
club - a new activity at
many schools that is educa
tional as wgII as fun.
More student shutterbugs
are turning to more advanced
photography. Many are re
placing their snapshot camer
as with home movie equip
ment and they are1 either
forming new movie clubs or
creating movie divisions with
in their present camera club.
This new concept of high
school photography clubs
stems from the development
of movie cameras that are
simple to operate. These make
it easier for students to pro
duce their own movies.
Valuable Service
New club members will
find they are not only satis
fying their own interests, but
offer a valuable service to
their school too. Home movies
taken by students are invalu
able as visual aids for the
classroom and offer the stu
dent an opportunity to learn
by doing.
Students can film every
thing from a botanical garden
for a biology class to activi
ties in city hall for the civics
course.
Art, music and geography
subjects can also be present
ed on film in an interesting
fashion.
With slow motion control
in most Cameras, the boys can
film sports events. Later,
when the players view the
movies, they can determine
how to improve their game.
The girls may want to film
a fashion show of sewing
class designs. And, the mem
bers can film important
school ceremonies to show at
future class get-togethers for
a lasting record.
Siskiyou Schools
To Open Aug. 29
" ' Yreka - Schools in Siskiyou
county will open Aug. 29, ac
cording to the school superin
tendent's office.
Among schools opening
Aug. 29 are those in Monta
gus, Dunsmuir, Etna, Horn
hrook. Forks of Salmon. Ft.
Jones, Gazelle, Grenada, Hap
py Camp, Hilt, Yreka, Somes
Bar, Horse Creek, Macdoel,
Mt. Shasta, Seiad, Tulelake
and Weed.
Patterned or plain, contin
ental " or conservative . . .
slacks will stride into fall
with something for everyone.
There are big patterns and
small patterns in bright fall
colors.
SCHOOL BUSES
More than 100,000 school
buses operate daily during
school months in the United
States, covering more than
2,500,000 miles and carrying
7,000 school children.
During the homework per
iod, proper lighting is essen
tial. Basic rule is to have good
overall room lighting, plus a
wall, study or table lamp to
light the enure work surface.
Slated to go to college this
fall will be the classical tie;
but with a fresher, livelier ap
proach in narrower shapes; in
prints, geometric patterns and
conversational figures.
The youngster who leaves
for school each day after hav
ing eaten a nourishing break
fast stands a better chance
of becoming a good student
than the one who skips or
skimps on this meal,
A foreign language should
be learned when a child is in
grammar school. At that age,
a language can be a game to
children. Later he becomes
self conscious and loses his
ease of imitation.
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